reiulf ramstad architects crafts interconnected micro cluster cabins
image by lars petter pettersen
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in herfell, norway, oslo-based practice reiulf ramstad architects has designed a cluster of three integrated cabins, which are also able to operate individually. each separate structure is envisioned as a clearly defined geometric volume, articulated around an external courtyard space that connects the units. a steep hill borders the site to the northeast, creating a spatial interaction between the natural and built landscape that also results in a beneficial microclimate.
each volume is articulated around an external courtyard that connects the three units
images by lars petter pettersen
each structure is envisioned as a clearly defined geometric volume
image by lars petter pettersen
the timber structures are able to operate independently
images by lars petter pettersen
the design’s gabled roof forms
images by lars petter pettersen
a steep hill borders the site to the northeast, creating an intriguing spatial interaction
image by lars petter pettersen
project info:
type: residential
location: herfell, vestfold, norway
program: cabin for a multigenerational family
client: private
size: 70 sqm
